Believe what you want, it doesn’t mean you’re right
I have been thinking about updating a Rails app I wrote for my wife a few years ago. I still love Ruby, and in 2013 I have had a chance to read Sandy Metz’s Practical Object-Oriented Design in Ruby. I… Continue Reading →
2013 is close to its end, my one “resolution” from the beginning of the year managed to come to fruition once (out of a planned dozen times). Still, it’s a learning opportunity. No resolutions for 2014! At least none I’ll… Continue Reading →
I often found Perl’s “autovivification” of intermediate levels of a nested hash useful, particularly in quick and dirty scripts were defining a real object and access methods seemed like overkill. Recently I noticed a post on the ruby-lang mailing list… Continue Reading →